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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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jean lievens
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"I'm here to tell you a story." 
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So rather than asking “What happened to Occupy?” or “What happened to 15-M?
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Do you want to “make community” in your surroundings? The first three steps are simple… but have surprising results.
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Interfaces for Empathy’ explores the societal shift towards the consciousness of human species as a balanced part of the ecosystem we live at.
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For more than two decades, Douglas Rushkoff has provided incisive commentary on our increasingly connected, digitized, and corporatized world. From Cyberia: Life in the Trenches of Cyberspace to Life Inc.: How the World Became a Corporation and How to Take It Back to his newest, Throwing Rocks at the Google Bus: How Growth Became the Enemy of Prosperity, he’s chronicled both the promise and the peril of of a global society being remade by the Internet and high-tech corporations.dou
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Are people not united? Do they distrust each other? You don’t need deep, introspection: you need to distribute responsibilities and get to work
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Biology, which has made so many efforts to chase emotions from nature since the 19th century, is rediscovering feeling as the foundation of life.
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Has degrowth has out-grown its own name, or is it still a compelling term? A discussion between Kate Raworth and Giorgos Kallis.
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Aaron Swartz was one of the pioneers in the struggle to tear down that wall in academia. And the job he did so much to help start is now nearing completion.
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We need an energetic public debate over how to construct a new constitutional settlement which nurtures today’s collective forms of digital citizenship.
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We now regard lending as principally a technocratic province of economics. The result is a financial system whose most serious risks fall to the vulnerable.
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The Spanda Journal's latest special issue examines "Creativity & Collective Enlightenment",
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For the autonomists and like-minded thinkers, the goal is Exodus rather than taking power.
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People, not corporations or governments, make things: Labor is what has produced things under every ism in history. The isms just determine who gets paid.
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The Collaborative economy ideas are not new in the Arab World. Throughout history, people practiced sharing and collaboration in their day-to-day lifestyle
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Copylove is everything we produce and reproduce that can take us closer to "good living", to a sustainable living, and not simply in monetary terms.
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Conversationpiece enables dialogues and participatory setups to talk about the most burning topics in post-digital culture today.
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Alex Williams and Nick Srnicek have published a manifesto for the next human age under the title Inventing the Future: P…
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In this podcast, created by 21st Century Design, Michel Bauwens talks about design and design commons from the P2P point of view.
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Too often state socialists and verticalists react dismissively to commons-based peer production and other networked, open-source visions of socialism,
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"Just how charitable are you supposed to be when criticizing the views of an opponent?"
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At no point in the history of our species has human culture ever changed as rapidly as it is now–and I literally mean now, because by the time you get to the end of this article, I sus…
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What made you into an environmentalist? Think back over your life to an event that inspired you with care for some special part of our planet
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As long as grief is not fully experienced, the reality and gravity of climate change won't feel real even if we're intellectually persuaded.
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